If you looked at the box score of Super Bowl LIX, you would have no idea that Eagles DT Jalen Carter even played. He had no sacks, no tackles, no batted passes. However, he had a massive impact on the game,

Eagles DT Jalen Carter explained the difference between winning the Super Bowl and a CFP National Championship on Sunday in New Orleans.

The Philadelphia Eagles could be without starting defensive tackle Jalen Carter when they face the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX. Carter is listed on the Eagles injury report leading up to the league championship. Here is the latest update on Carter’s status:

Pro Bowler defensive tackle Jalen Carter and other Philadelphia Eagles have been battling either the flu or flu-like illness in the days leading up to Super Bowl LIX.

Thousands of people will pack the Caesars Superdome Sunday for the Super Bowl, but fans traveling with the Green Legion have been busy celebrating in New Orleans.

Jalen Carter can hoist another championship after winning the Super Bowl, and he says it trumps the national titles he won at Georgia.

There may be no player feared more in Super Bowl LIX than Jalen Carter. The Philadelphia Eagles have many players who can take over a game, even a dominant one on the offensive side of the ball like Saquon Barkley.

The second-year defensive tackle has favorable matchup against champs and should be raring to go after battling flu.

Jalen Carter makes his Super Bowl debut on Sunday with the Philadelphia Eagles. Here's a look back at Carter's college career at Georgia: